There seems to be an increasing number of "unsubscribe", "postpone" and
"subscribe" messages being posted to this list. Perhaps it would be
helpful if the how-to's, and basic netiquette reminders, were posted
occasionally??
1) Posting these messages to law-lib won't do you any good. Messages
posted to law-lib are simply sent to all of the people who subscribe to
the list, filling up their mailboxes and annoying them! You need to send
your message to the COMPUTER which runs the list.
2) When you first subscribe to a list, the computer sends you a message
explaining how to do all of this stuff. If you didn't save it, you can
send a message - once again, send it to the COMPUTER'S address, not to
law-lib - to get a copy of the help file.
THE ADDRESS FOR THIS LIST'S COMPUTER IS: LISTPROC@UCDAVIS.EDU
TO UNSUBSCRIBE: send the message unsubscribe law-lib to the computer
TO POSTPONE MAIL: send the message set law-lib mail postpone
TO GET THE COMPLETE HELP FILE: send the message help
DON'T PUT ANY OTHER TEXT IN YOUR MESSAGE! just the command. I always
delete my signature file. Remember, this is going to a computer, not to
a person.
Since the law-lib messages are archived at Cornell, perhaps it's even
worthwhile to explain how to subscribe: send the message subscribe
law-lib
(I hope this helps)... and I hope I got everything right!
M.F.Henexson
Calif. Dept. of Justice
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